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Filtering

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Invoke the Filter Dropdown List

In Table Views, hover over the column header. Click the filter button that appears within the column header.

FIlteringOverview

In Card Views, column headers are shown by clicking the button displayed at the top-right corner.

CardView_CardFields

Create a Filter Condition

To select records that contain a specific value in a specific column/card field, do the following:

  • Invoke the filter dropdown list containing available filter values.
  • Select the required filter value in the filter dropdown list:

    FilterDropdownLists

    The filter dropdown list will be closed immediately, and the control will display the records which contain the specified value in the specified column/card field.

    If the filter dropdown list provides check boxes to the left of the filter values, multiple values can be selected (checked) simultaneously. In this mode, click Ok to close the filter dropdown list and apply the filter.

You can sequentially filter data against multiple columns.

Clear the Filter

To clear the filter applied to a column, do one of the following:

  • Invoke the filter dropdown list and click (All).
  • Right-click a column’s header and select Clear Filter.
  • To clear the grid’s filter, click the Close Filter button within the Filter Panel:

    IsFilterEnabled

Disable/Enable the Filter

Toggle the checked state of the Enable Filter box displayed within the Filter Panel:

IsFilterEnabled

Using the Automatic Filter Row

The automatic filter row (if shown) allows end-users to filter data on the fly. To filter data, type text directly into the row. When you input text within the row, a filter condition is automatically created based upon the values entered, and applied to the column.

AutomaticFilterRow

Using the Search Panel

The Search Panel provides an efficient way of filtering data. It supports the search syntax and the MRU search dropdown list. To invoke the Search Panel, press CTRL+F.

Search Panel